The Issue of Ensuring Human Well-Being Through the Principles of a Social State in the New Uzbekistan
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.17605/cajssh.v7i2.1290Keywords:
Social State, Human Dignity, Human Interests, Social Justice, Social PolicyAbstract
This paper sets out to examine the notion of a social state and its relevance in configuring the socia-political scene of the New Uzbekistan. It investigates how the social state contributes to protect the well-being of its citizens by providing basic services, rights and opportunities. The article also emphasizes the centrality of human-oriented policies in enabling each and every citizen to lead a comfortable, inclusive life as subjects of the country’s development. It also considers the ideals of a social state, including social justice, equality and protection of human dignity. The paper stresses the importance of these principles for sustainable development of society and living standards in Uzbekistan. It adds evidence to the importance of a powerful and efficient state machinery contributing to human welfare, providing a platform for future policy development and reforms that can improve the lives of Uzbekistan’s citizens.
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